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[Pimplitosaurio]

Lots of seafood, the basics(pork, cow, chicken) also I've eaten:
Deer
Boar
frog legs
lamb
goat
spam
snake(don't know wich kind, sorry)
hare
something they told me was a fox(well "zorro" and it was beef jerky so probably fake)

Also one time Im pretty sure I ate a cat or dog taco
I mean, it was supposed to be a regular cow taco, but I don't think that cows have small, claw-like fingernails

 

[demon]

Aside from the obvious ones:

Shark - they were deep-fried bites and nothing too special

Stingray - had it at a Malaysian restaurant; delicious meat but the sauce served with it, well, as my friend I was with said afterward, "I've tasted cum better than that"

Scorpion - it was just a tiny one at the center of a lollipop. Kinda nasty.

Bison - this one was a while ago but I remember it being just like beef but a bit better

Frog legs - tasted like chicken. I had them at a nasty chinese buffet so I'm sure they're probably usually better than that, but they were pretty good.

Chicken feet - advertised as food. Not food.


That's actually all I can think of. I need to get more adventurous.

 

[IdreamofHIME]

Chicken feet - advertised as food. Not food.

The problem a lot of people make with chicken feet is they try to eat them...

Chicken Feet should be prepared in some awesome sauce and then you suck and chew the feet to get the mixed flavour of the chicken and sauce, then you dispose of it.
You don't try and pick what little meat there is from them.

 

[Hypemaster]

Cow
Chicken
Lamb
Turkey
Fish
Eel
Crab
Shrimp
Scallop
Oyster

Lamb is GOAT

 

[Mlatador]

I haven't tried many outside of the usual ones (chicken, pork, beef, etc.), but rabbit was the best meat I've ever eaten so far.

 

[CornBurrito]

A lot. Pretty much all the common stuff. The most unique I've gone is probably Ostrich which is amazing.

If I ever visit a country that breeds cats or dogs specifically for meat I intend to try it.

 

[Escape Goat]

I've had a gas station hot dog so theres no telling what all I've eaten.

 

[smokeandmirrors]

Kangaroo is really really really good

 

[elrechazado]

Iguana, caught it myself and a friend cooked it.

 

[tokyostomp]

Cats are delicious!

 

[DarkFlow]

I will eat just about anything if cooked right. Minus a human, then again if I was in a plane crash in the Andes like the Uruguayan rugby team, I would eat a person.

 

[Escape Goat]

Cats are delicious!

 

[ISOM]

I will eat just about anything if cooked right. Minus a human, then again if I was in a plane crash in the Andes like the Uruguayan rugby team, I would eat a person.

"Would you eat humans as a last resort?" That is an interesting thread topic that I'd like to see get made.

 

[Clydefrog]

I think the weirdest thing I recently ate was that fish with the human teeth. I didn't know it was that fish when I was eating it though. Tasted pretty good!

 

[Raist]

Huh. All the usual stuff plus

Horse
Frogs
Snails
Shark
Snake
Capybara
Ostrich
Deer
Boar
Kangaroo

I'm probably forgetting a bunch. Loads of seafood too. Can't be arsed to list.

 

[CornBurrito]

Kangaroo is really really really good

Oh I want to try that.

 

[Chumly]

Had all the essentials....plus buffalo, deer, duck, rabbit, alligator, frog, lobster, crab, shrimp, oysters, mussels, common fish and all common sushi fish.

 

[Boudica]

Beef
Chicken
Pork
Goat
Lamb
Turkey
Fish
Prawns/Shrimp
Camel

 

[richardhawk]

Turkey
Chiken
Turtle
Squirrel
Ostrich
Boar
Cow
Pig
Horse
Deer
Aligator
Bison
Lamb
Emu
Frog
Squid, Octopus, Sea slug, Uni, All other kinds of weird fish

Do snails count? If so snails as well.

I want to eat every animal on earth.

 

[Blargonaut]

The standard staples: chicken, beef, pork, duck, various fish, etc.

The only 'exotic' meat I have eaten was 'balut' when I was in Manila visiting relatives:

Duck embryos boiled alive then eaten from the shell (traditionally).

I was grossed out at first but after I had a taste I actually loved it. I didn't eat it in the traditional way though; my grandma took them out of the shell first and fried them whole in a pan with chili-garlic oil and it was so tasty, especially after dousing ginger-shallot and extra chili-garlic sauce all over it, was pretty godlike


I forgot, I also ate haggis (sheep heart, liver and lungs encased within the stomach) in a hotel once, part of the breakfast. Really tasty.

 

[inm8num2]

Haven't eaten too many animals (beef, poultry, lamb, etc.), but I have eaten lamb brains and cow tongue.

 

[Messofanego]

From Giant Bomb's visit to Iceland

 

[sixteen-bit]

Labor Day barbecue yesterday... had a wide assortment of meats.

 

[Llyranor]

The problem a lot of people make with chicken feet is they try to eat them...

Chicken Feet should be prepared in some awesome sauce and then you suck and chew the feet to get the mixed flavour of the chicken and sauce, then you dispose of it.
You don't try and pick what little meat there is from them.

Yeah, chicken feet are great - though I prefer duck feet

The only 'exotic' meat I have eaten was 'balut' when I was in Manila visiting relatives:

Duck embryos boiled alive then eaten from the shell (traditionally).

Yeah, Balut-GAF represent!

 

[aett]

I had camel once when I was in Qatar. It was okay, but very chewy.

 

[Fox318]

I lost count years ago

 

[J-Roderton]

Squirrel is great.

 

[psylah]

Strangest thing was reindeer in Alaska.

 

[CapitalismSucks DonkeyBalls]

Chicken
Beef
Pork
Turkey
Lamb
Squid
Lobster
Flounder
Shrimp
Catfish
Crab

Chicken and Calamari are by far my favorite meats to eat. Never ever gets old.

 

[Barack Lesnar]

I've only had the normal meats everyone has had. Every time I see a pic of an animal, one of the first thoughts that pops up in my head is what their meat tastes like. Doesn't matter how cute the animal is. Is that fucking psycho or what?



By the way, is Buffalo as good as people say?

 

[J-Roderton]

By the way, is Buffalo as good as people say?

I like it. Buffalo farm/restaurant here serves buffalo burgers. Very good.

 

[alfredofroylan]

Crickets, really tasty as snack. Most people add chily powder but the problem is that too much powder actually destroy the flawor. A little bit is ok

Jumiles, those bad boys are related to stink bugs and TBH I don't recomend them, they have a huge ammount of iodine on their bodies and pretty much taste like medicine

Gusanos de maguey, really tasty, they're crunchy and they're specially good with guacamole and fresh tortillas.

 

[EYEL1NER]

The people that have eaten kangaroo are making me jealous as hell. The deli up here had kangaroo steaks two years ago right when I was going out on vacation. I thought 'eh, I'm not leaving anytime soon... They'll have them again.'

The deli has not had them again.

I haven't eaten anything too crazy. Beef, chicken, duck, lamb, turkey, tons of fish and other seafood, frog, rabbit, dear, gator... There isn't much I won't eat, but every time I get the chance to eat balut I say "Maybe next time."

I've been trying to eat polar bear for the past two years but there haven't been any opportunities for me to get my teeth into some. Apparently the awesome seal-and-polar-bear-and-musk-ox-and-shark-and-walrus-eating-free-for-all must have died down when I arrived at my current location.

 

[J-Roderton]

^ Nice. I had some salt and vinegar crickets once. Really tasty actually.

 

[studyguy]

My girlfriend's brother brought some gator jerky back from the south. It was great.

 

[Hollycat]

All the normal things, pork, beef, chicken, turkey, fish.

I also ate a woman once, but that was a little different.

 

[Woz]

Cow
Pig
Chicken
Horse
Rabbit (Yum!!)
Lamb (least appreciated)
Boar (my fav)
Quail
Kangaroo (very good)
Deer
Turkey
Duck
Guinea Fowl

 

[Messofanego]

Crickets, really tasty as snack. Most people add chily powder but the problem is that too much powder actually destroy the flawor. A little bit is ok

I want to try them, they look so good here.